Sentence examples for clarity precision from inspiring English sources

Compression and plainness were not among his gifts, but clarity, precision and lucidity were.

Germans, as Zizek had told us, require consistency, clarity, precision, and cleanliness: they're thorough examiners, you might say.

"He covered large territories of the past with great clarity, precision and wit," said the Harvard historian Bernard Bailyn.

He celebrated the qualities of "clarity, precision, plainness, lucidity and the sort of magical compression that enriches instead of vitiates".

Mr. Naidu talked of prizing the technique of classical ballet itself, and of the clarity, precision and fine articulation he expects from his dancers.

From the beginning, his model as a writer — and Ross's — was White, for the clarity, precision, and intelligence of his prose.

We have also revised the text extensively to improve both its clarity and precision, using a more precise terminology throughout.

French clarity and precision against German depth of soul?

The performers' clarity and precision illuminate the piece.

It is also an enduringly useful cookbook, because of the clarity and precision of the recipes.

The beauty, clarity and precision of favourite poems always clears my mind.